As I'm looking at this blog (and reading it a bit) I say that if I was looking at it as somebody
else, I'd be thinking that the guy who makes it, is truly out of his mind -
even if I've been since birth a devoted Catholic - what I read here is what
some lunatic, fanatic believes it to be real and is really convinced of all he
says in writing.
Maybe this is what psychology calls "split, or dual
personality" but my predominant self has no doubt of the truthfulness of
my writings about my convinced objective perceptions, my mother tells me often
that while she spends many hours each day praying saints, she doesn't believe
that they can do anything because they all died centuries ago and when I ask if
she thinks that my dad/her husband still exists and can see Jesus, she becomes
very sad and tells me that both Jesus and my father are dead and no longer
exist, that's actually the beginning of my talking about the very backbone of
the Christian faith with the example that Jesus gave and the hope that every
Catholic believer has, to continue the existence also after death.
The fact that my recent direct experience has lifted the cap
of doubt from my mind has transformed me in the fervent believer in the
truthfulness of afterlife that's now very popular in the news and makes me
doubt that maybe is the way for our government to eliminate the angry
frustrations of those who lost someone beloved in an already lost war in the
other side of the world.
- http://timeforchange.org/spirituality-information/subjective-perception
- https://nietzschescave.wordpress.com/2013/05/20/the-perception-of-reality-objective-or-subjective/
- http://glossary.ahalmaas.com/phrases/objective-perception
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